Overlooking Lake Dillon from a large private balcony, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath Marina Place condo offers 1,063 square feet and a ground-floor layout that makes mountain living refreshingly simple. Residents also enjoy an indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna, a welcome way to finish a long day out on the water or on the slopes at nearby Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin. Set just off Dillon Town Center, the condo combines a front-row lake view, move-in-ready condition with brand-new interior paint and carpet and year-round community amenities, making it an easy place to own and enjoy through every Summit County season.
Dillon Marina, the Dillon Amphitheater, and the lakeside Tiki Bar are all within walking distance, so sailing, summer concerts, and evenings by the water don’t require the car.
HOA dues cover nearly all utilities and services, bundling the monthly bills into one simple payment.
The assigned carport sits close to both the elevator and stairs, making it quick to unload groceries, luggage, or ski gear.
A dedicated owner storage unit holds skis, bikes, and paddleboards, keeping gear out of the living space.
The Summit County Recpath runs along the shoreline nearby, connecting Marina Place to Frisco and Keystone by bike or on foot.
Marina Place sits at the edge of Dillon Town Center, where the shoreline of Lake Dillon shapes how each day unfolds. Summer mornings start on the Summit County Recpath, which traces the reservoir toward Frisco and Keystone and makes a bike the easiest way to get around.
On Fridays, the Dillon Farmers Market fills Town Center with local growers and makers, and evenings drift toward the Dillon Amphitheater for its summer concert series. Sailors and paddleboarders launch from Dillon Marina, where Dillon Yacht Club regattas fill the water with white sails through July and August.
For a quieter hour, the Dillon Nature Preserve offers wooded loops above the water, and Sapphire Point Overlook frames the entire reservoir against the Tenmile Range at sunset.
Winter shifts the focus to Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin, with Breckenridge and Copper Mountain reachable on the fare-free Summit Stage. Silverthorne’s restaurants and the Outlets at Silverthorne handle the errands without leaving the Blue River valley.
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HOA dues at Marina Place cover Cable Tv, Common Area Maintenance, Common Taxes, Internet / Wi-Fi, Maintenance Grounds, Maintenance Structure, Master Insurance, Snow Removal, Trash Pickup, Water & Sewer, along with upkeep of the indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna. Owners in this Dillon complex get one bundled monthly payment instead of a stack of separate bills. Buyers should review the current HOA budget and reserve study during the due diligence period.
Short-term rentals in the Town of Dillon require a town-issued STR license, and Marina Place HOA rules also apply. Being close to Dillon Marina and the Dillon Amphitheater keeps summer demand strong, and Keystone Resort drives winter demand.
Unit 319 at Marina Place has new interior paint and new carpet throughout. A buyer can use the condo right away and focus on Lake Dillon instead of a punch list.
From Marina Place, you can walk to Dillon Marina, the Dillon Amphitheater, the lakeside Tiki Bar, and the restaurants in Dillon Town Center. The Summit County Recpath runs nearby and connects to Frisco, Keystone, and Silverthorne. In summer, the Friday Dillon Farmers Market is also within walking distance.
Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin are the closest ski areas to Marina Place. Breckenridge and Copper Mountain are a little farther and can be reached by car or the fare-free Summit Stage. Travel times vary with weather and traffic on US-6 and I-70.
Dillon stays active throughout the warmer months with boating, fishing, hiking, cycling, farmers markets, concerts, and community events. The reservoir and surrounding mountains make the area especially well suited to year-round recreation.
Yes. Unit 319 has an assigned carport space close to the elevator and stairs, plus a separate owner storage unit for skis, bikes, and paddleboards. Covered parking matters during Dillon winters, when snow can pile up quickly on uncovered cars.
Condos within walking distance of Lake Dillon and Dillon Town Center appeal to both full-time residents and second-home owners, which helps support demand across seasons. For current Dillon and Summit County numbers, visit COMtnRealty.com/market-reports/. To see what your own property might be worth, go to COMtnRealty.com/home-valuation/.
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